User`s guide

ccsboardinfo
boards(1).proc(2).name);
Examples On a PC with both a simulator and a DSP Starter K it (DSK) board
installed,
ccsboardinfo
returns something similar to the following table. Your display may
differ slightly based on what you called your boards when yo u configured
them in C C S Setup Utility :
Board Board Proc Processor Processor
Num Name Num Name Type
--- ---------------------------------- --- ---------------
1 C6xxx Simulator (Texas Instrum ..0 CPU TMS320C6200
0 DSK (Texas Instruments) 0 CPU_3 TMS320C6x1x
When y ou have one or more boards that have multiple CPUs,
ccsboardinfo returns the follow ing table, or one similar to it:
Board Board Proc Processor Processor
Num Name Num Name Type
-- ---------------------------------- --- -------------------
2 C6xxx Simulator (Texas Instrum .0 CPU TMS320C6200
1 C6xxx EVM (Texas Instrum ... 1 CPU_Primary TMS320C6200
1 C6xxx EVM (Texas Instrum ... 0 CPU_Secondary TMS320C6200
0 C64xx Simulator (Texas Instru...0 CPU TMS320C64xx
In this example, board number 1 returns two defined CPUs:
CPU_Primary and CPU_Secondary. The C6xxx does not in fact have two
CPUs; a second CPU is defined for this example.
To demonstrate the syntax
boards = ccsboardinfo,thisexample
assumes a PC with two boards installed, one of which has three CPUs.
Enter
ccsboardinfo
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